2021

Punching power is an important element of professional boxing. Not just offensively, but even defensively for counter punchers, it can keep the other guy off when boxing on the outside. Or moving from the outside to the inside in the pocket. In the upcoming Errol Spence vs Manny Pacquiao super fight this summer it will […]

On July 24th Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder will do battle for a third time in their three-fight war trilogy. A lot has happened in the world since their second fight but both men are training very hard for the fight at the moment. Both could well be going for the knockout it would appear.

Very good. News at last of where exactly the upcoming fight between Errol Spence and Manny Pacquiao this summer has arrived. The T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas have secured the massive event which, in our opinion, could be one of the best fights of the summer. Don’t buy the sentiment around Pacquiao being not a

Many seem to be writing off Manny Pacquiao because of his age in his next fight. Also, the fact he is taking on one of boxing’s pound for pound best is perhaps a daunting task from those looking on the outside. Manny Pacquiao is a different type of individual however. He doesn’t care about conventional

Often times in boxing fighters can be painted to genuinely hate one another before a contest takes place. Sure, sometimes there can be real animosity and genuine needle between boxers. Rarely though would a term as strong as ‘hate’ exist in fairness between two boxers. A lot of it is just to sell a fight.

Boxing as does the world clearly lives in changing times at the moment in 2021. To the point of, former champion Julio Cesar Chavez returned for an exhibition last weekend in Mexico. On the same night, his son, somehow lost a boxing match to well over the hill former UFC fight legend Anderson Silva. In

Not many know ahead of this weekend’s big fight in Atlanta involving Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis that his opponent, Mario Barrios of Mexico, the champion, has one of boxing’s great trainers in his corner. Virgil Hunter no less. The man who trained Andre Ward to become one of the best pound for pound boxers of his